Hello!

I have CD Player Aiwa XC-004, and I need code for this CD, please help....
I have not original remote :-(

Find this data:

"this config file ...lirc..." (Linux)

Part Number:
514750068
Generic Number:
RC-C003

1 0x000000000000403F
2 0x000000000000205F
3 0x000000000000601F
4 0x000000000000106F
5 0x000000000000502F
6 0x000000000000304F
7 0x000000000000700F
8 0x0000000000000877
9 0x0000000000004837
10 0x0000000000002857
11 0x000000000000413E
12 0x000000000000215E
13 0x000000000000611E
14 0x000000000000116E
15 0x000000000000512E
16 0x000000000000314E
17 0x000000000000710E
18 0x0000000000000976
19 0x0000000000004936
20 0x0000000000002956
program 0x0000000000005827
check 0x0000000000007807
delete 0x0000000000003847
ac 0x0000000000003946
greater_20 0x0000000000006817
time 0x0000000000007C03
repeat_1_all 0x0000000000006C13
repeat_a_b 0x0000000000001C63
random 0x000000000000641B
blank 0x000000000000017E
index_back 0x0000000000003C43
index_forw 0x0000000000005C23
search_back 0x000000000000245B
search_forw 0x000000000000443B
skip_back 0x0000000000004C33
skip_forw 0x0000000000000C73
open_close 0x0000000000001867
stop 0x0000000000002C53
pause 0x000000000000740B
play 0x000000000000542B

I think you left out an important part of that lirc file.

Where did you get the lirc file? When you want to ask a question about any file you have downloaded from somewhere on the net, you should always provide the URL from which you got the file.

This one was easy to find with google
[Link: leithner.homelinux.com]

I'll check details inside that file later.

Edit: I don't have data handy for the urc8206. But in many OneForAll models the setup code CD/0124 matches that lirc file.

oops!
Yes, This is the file that I found, sorry.

after many experiments...:-))
Code 1405 AUD, work button - play,stop,rewind, ..etc. But, if "MAGIC->AUD->CD", play button does not work :-(

I would like to use all the buttons, and important correct button CD.
...Key magic ? really ?

Thanks in advance!

p.s. sorry for broken English

Edit: Code 0124 for CD does not work.

I don't understand.


Yes. The setup code AUD/1405 can generate any of the signals for that CD using five digit EFC KeyMoves (also called "key magic").

I don't have any instructions for the urc8206 handy, but I think it uses five digit EFC numbers (rather than the three digit EFC numbers used by older models). Three digit EFC numbers don't work with AUD/1405


Which meaning of "does not work"? The 8206 rejects that setup code? Or 8206 accepts that setup code and then generates signals that don't operate your CD?

Rob, the site owner of the forum at:
[Link: hifi-remote.com]
usually remembers more details about this sort of thing than I do. (How to compute 5 digit EFC number for a specific setup code, how to do efc keymoves on an 8206, etc.)
I suggest you post a request there for help with EFC keymoves in urc8206 AUD/1405 and include a link back to this thread. Rob or another expert there will likely remember some details I've forgotten.

I am programming button on the AUD code 1405 and employs buttons play,stop,pause,rewind...
Change the mode button(MAGIC-MODE-AUD-CD), then assigned Code 1405 for the CD, and "play" button does not work,
but "stop,pause, rewind" - These buttons are...curiously :-)

In normal mode, can not enter the 1405 code for CD, the code for the AUD.
And can not enter the 0124 code for CD.

Yes, uses five digit EFC numbers for "Key Magik".


Thank you very much, I will try to ask in the forum. And I hope for your continued support:)

I have another idea (after finding some info I had forgotten about the 8206).

The 8206 does not include the setup code CD/0124.

There is a support site for the 8206, where you can download .wav files for one or a few of the setup codes missing from your 8206. I forget the details, but I'm sure they are in many other threads in this forum.

You could get a .wav file to add CD/0124 to your 8206. Then you would need fewer keymoves (most buttons would be correct without keymoves) and you could use 00 in front of a three digit EFC for any functions that need keymoves. The three digit EFC numbers are easier to get than five digit. Three digit EFC number work for CD/0124, but not for AUD/1405.

I don't understand. Does that just mean you want the setup code assigned to the correct device button (CD)?

You already seem to know how to assign an AUD setup code to the CD device button.

If you get a .wav file for CD/0124, that would be a CD device code (so you would need to cancel what you did to assign an AUD setup code to CD).



In the JP1 software, we use a "hex code" for each button. To get the JP1 hex value from each lirc line, you need to take the second to last pair of digits from the lirc line and double that value in hex. For example,

program: 58 doubled is B0 (which is the OK button in CD/0124)
check: 78 doubled is F0 (which would need a keymove in CD/0124)
delete: 38 doubled is 70 (which would need a keymove in CD/0124)
ac: 39 doubled is 72 (which would need a keymove in CD/0124)
greater_20: 68 doubled is D0 (which is the ENTER button in CD/0124)

Several different JP1 programs programs include the tool to translate from those two digit Hex codes to three digit EFC for CD/0124. The translation to five digit EFC for AUD/1405 is a little trickier.

Yes, I would like to select the device "CD" and control device "CD".
And use the other buttons "1,2,3,4 etc" :)


I canceled assign an AUD setup code to CD.
BUT, I can not find a .wav file CD/1024. Search this forum, hifi-remote.com and oneforall.com :-((


Thank you, very interesting...
Play : A8
1: 80


EFC calculator:
Play: HEX=A8, EFC = 079
1: HEX=80, EFC=014
I understand it correctly?

I think you must have a keymove, learned signal or macro already defined on the play button. Changing setup codes does not clear that.

The play button in AUD/1405 matches the play function in the lirc file you found.

Also Pause, Stop, Rew, FF, and Random match

Exit is same as Stop.
Skip+ and Skip- are same as FF and Rew (even though they ought to be different).

I can't find the URL where you register, but I found several mentions in various forums that there is some URL in the 8206 documentation and that after you "register" at that URL you get the ability to download .wav files for setup codes for your 8206.

It is also possible to build the .wav file using the tools at hifi-remote.com. It is "Aiwa" protocol, device 118.


Yes. Those are the three digit EFC numbers. But those don't work with AUD/1405.

Some of the five digit EFC numbers:
Play = 48786
Program = 48776
Check = 48842

[Link: ezremote.com]

Download .wav file, code CD/0124, operate all the buttons(1,2,3...etc), except the "play" :-)
"Play" configured using "Key Magic", five digit EFC numbers = 00079.

Thanks again:-)


How to compute 5 digit EFC number ?

I sure can't find any "register" choice from there. But I'm glad you found it. Maybe there are some problem cookies left from my previous access to Kameleon support sites or maybe it can tell I'm not in Europe, or maybe I'm just not reading right and the link is obvious.


As I said before, that must mean you had already programmed a wrong keymove for Play and never canceled. A keymove lasts until you replace or cancel it. Reprogramming the device key with a new setup code does not cancel a keymove.

You replaced the bad keymove, which fixed the symptom, but you could have just canceled the bad keymove.


Do you understand those five digit EFC numbers are only for use with AUD/1405 and not for CD/0124?

Now that you have CD/0124 it will be much easier to compute three digit EFC numbers and put 00 in front of them.

But if you were just curious:

1) For each function, first compute the OBC number. For CD/0124 when you put either the hex or the 3 digit EFC into the EFC calculator, the OBC number shows up in the LSB field.

2) I started creating a JP1 upgrade in the KeyMapMaster spreadsheet. I selected the "Aiwa Combo" protocol (which corresponds to AUD/1405), then I switched to the functions sheet and pressed the OBC button (so KM would let me type OBC numbers) then I typed 118 (the internal dev code of these signals) into a cell in the "byte2/dev" column. Then I typed an OBC number into the OBC column of that same row and KM computed the correct five digit EFC number.

The "Aiwa" protocol used by CD/0124 and the "Aiwa combo" protocol used by AUD/1405 can generate the same IR signals, but they do so with different hex commands and different EFC numbers. The Hex commands used by CD/0124 can be computed as I showed you from the lirc data. But the hex commands for AUD/1405 are harder to get. So I needed three stages of translation to get from the lirc data to five digit EFC numbers for AUD/1405.

[Link: mykameleon.com]
Click "Device code search", choose device type,brand,model and click "search device code"

Download http://kameleon2.ezremote.com/ ,
they can register :-)
Very convenient, you can create a file on multiple devices.
Bad, that when you upgrade new file, old file(function) delete.


exactly, did IR-delete and play works by default.


Yes, I understand, five digit EFC numbers are only for use with AUD/1405 and not for CD/0124.
Yes, I am just curious :-D


I download "KeyMapMaster spreadsheet", it is not difficult :-)))
But my Excell(or Openoffice) language is not supported, Try to install the missing components.

The Java program RemoteMaster should do the same job as KeyMapMaster. In most tricky cases, such as Aiwa Combo, it does so in a more understandable form than KM. (But in a few cases KM is better).

My install of Sun Java is still messed up, so I couldn't test to see if RM is as good or better than KM for this case.

If you are having trouble with Excell, but can install Sun Java (free), you might want to try RM instead of KM.